The first well, Tuscany’s Macklin 93/6-33-39-28 W3, was successfully drilled and encountered over 300 meters of oil saturated sand in the Dina formation and a liner has been run.

The well is a 50 metre offset from the Tuscany 91/6-33-39-28 W3 well which, since production commenced on March 2012, has produced over 30,000 barrels and is currently producing at a rate of 45 barrels per day. The current well is owned 100% by Tuscany and should be placed on stream early next week.

Also as part of the program, Tuscany is currently running intermediate casing at the first well, 96/15-16-39-27 W3, in a two well development program at Evesham. The well also offsets a currently producing well which has produced 27,000 barrels to June 30, 2013. Upon completion the rig will be moved 50 meters to drill the 97/15-16-39-27 W3 well. Tuscany is operator and holds a 60% working interest in these wells.

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